They're totally trying to manipulate the market and, judging from their past endeavors, they will succeed.the rich get richer!

Before you spend hundreds, I would buy some food grade diatomaceous earth and apply it to the entire unit - bed frames, mattresses, furniture, floors, electrical outlets, and anywhere else the bed bugs will nest (need to reapply for a few weeks).

I would agree that the rental market took a slight hit with the new housing that went up but that also included the removal of mansion park which housed a good amount of students (and I think that will be the future site of new housing - which is directly across main st from landmark) Other than that I know there are plans to expand the engineering building and various other sites at the Technology campus area down 322 eventually.I've heard that the local neighborhoods on the back side of campus and now behind the new boulevard is a hotspot right now - with new food and retail venues going in and being walking distance to everything it seems to be a good target area.

Even though your tenants are not an issue (which may or may not be the case) the people coming and going may need a fix and think about following you home to get some cash from the rich landlord.

Depending on the venue some might require you to buy food/drink if at a restaurant, but not all. 

All rooms and garage are completely empty except for food in fridge and cleaning supplies in kitchen, and in living room some bags of stuff, boxes of stuff and a suitcase.

." - rich dad  the big corporate company I work for has a big office in the SF bay area, we don't pay those guys much more, and Texas has no state income.

Kansas City is a large, prosperous, self-sufficient and culturally rich city with overall lifestyle affordability.

Please don't say ask family, friends,401k, neighbor, credit union, rich uncle.

Back in June, I was looking on Audible for a new book to listen to and found Rich Dad, Poor Dad.